Palestine

By Jonathan Bloomfield
(392 Pages)Publisher: Authorhouse, 2010

Israel is on the verge of a nuclear holocaust.

Intelligence chief, General Navon, is urging action, warning that Iran is about to launch multiple nuclear-armed Shihab-3s and Sajjil-2s.

But he has little proof.

Israel s prime minister is refusing to attack; a preemptive strike is illegal under international law. With less than a day to the presumed H-hour, General Navon is initiating a coup d tat while unleashing at Iran the most advanced weapon system humanity has ever known.

Meanwhile, Hamas operatives in a suicide operation are smuggling nuclear bombs into Israel. One of them, war hero Captain Anid, met the love of his life just hours before his mission. Against the odds and orders, he is determined to set off his bomb remotely and survive.

The traumas and tragedies of historic Palestine are impacting every twist and turn in the countdown to detonation.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:
The author is an IDF veteran who served in the heart of the Middle East conflict. He received his bachelors and masters degrees from American universities and spent years researching the history and roots of the Israeli-Palestinian dispute. Instead of writing another history book, the author chose to weave his experience and research into a novel that is based on real characters and actual events. Inescapably, the results forebode cataclysmic changes to come.

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